^B :detach -a detaches all others sessions except self. I'd like to know
how to detach only all other instances that are attached to same session.
Current workaround: ^B+D and manually select the ones attached to same
session
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Please see
https://code.google.com/p/iterm2/issues/detail?id=1468&q=shell%20ssh for
context:
see comments 14 and 16:
Is there any way to make this work inside tmux? The example shown above:
printf "\e]50;CopyToClipboard\a...followed by text followed
by...\e]50;EndCopy\a"
That works fine for me loc
Many people complain about the all or nothing behavior of tmux mouse mode,
as it interferes with the usual mouse operations (eg see workarounds [1])
The workarounds are not good (eg, require to get in and out of mouse mode
etc)
Can we have an option to enable this:
* when user holds ALT button an
on osx, iterm2 has a nifty feature (oddly named semantic history) that
allows one to configure what happens when use command+clicks on a piece of
text(eg: open file name) by allowing one to run arbitrary shell command
with arguments such as string before click, string after click etc.
Is that poss
